A delightful home located on the Chena River, tucked away in a quiet, non-through fare subdivision.  Wonderful, friendly neighbors and just 8 miles to downtown Fairbanks.  Enjoy your Alaskan life in this home; summer, fall, winter and spring.   In the summer play in your large open yard, or garden with raised vegetable beds, 12' x 12' greenhouse and flower beds. After a day of play in the yard and garden you might enjoy a long soak in the oversized Jacuzzi jetted tub. Perhaps just sit and relax on the 2-tier deck, listen to the bubbling pond, and watch the boats, wave runners, rafters, paddleboarders, or canoeists go by.  Watch as bald eagles fly from their nests down river and perch in trees across from your riverbank. Fish from your bank for grayling, salmon in July, and in the winter fish for burbot. The home and 32' x 40' shop is a dream for any family with lots of room for toys.  Take ATV's, side x sides, or snow machines easily out the 3rd smaller special access door and you are on your way to fun.  Use the large shelter-logic to house other items, a boat and trailer or perhaps a motorhome.  Year round you can use the shop's built-in electric, automatic Bradley smoker, to smoke your Copper River or Valdez fish, or perhaps a rack or ribs, or chicken.  Then harvest some lettuce, cucumber, and greenhouse tomatoes and you have a wonderful fresh salad. The open kitchen, dining area is great for entertaining, along with the large 2-tier deck allows for plenty of seating along with a BBQ grill. The large yard allows for many types of yard games for families and friends. Watch in the fall and winter as the moose migrate through.  Keep and eye out for our neighborhood cross fox in the winter, you might see him playing and hunting for small critters down by the riverbank under the snow.  In February, have a bonfire, invite your friends to watch the Yukon Quest mushers as they come through every other year as the start of the race is in Fairbanks. They mush through right in front of your yard. The home is located on Chena River mile 14 on their 1,000-mile trip to Whitehorse.  Enjoy the river even in the winter as you can safely cross-country ski, or snow machine on your side of the river as it is not the cut bank. You will see skiers, sojourners and dog mushers on the riverbank trail. Easily view the Aurora Borealis (northern lights) as you are away from the city lights. Each spring, welcome back the Canadian geese and Mallard ducks as they return and stay awhile on your riverbank.  Many years you will see their little goslings as they follow along with their mothers hunting for bugs. This riverfront home is a dream that you can make your own and enjoy a wonderful oasis away (but not too far) from the hustle of Fairbanks or North Pole.

The manager has listed the unit size as 1218 square feet.